Can evergreen flowers and leaves be cultured in water?

The flower and leaf evergreen can be hydroponically cultivated, and the flower and leaf evergreen is a perennial green herb. The stem is stout, the column row is fleshy, up to one meter high. The skin is gray. The leaf is larger, 30 cm long and 15 cm wide, showing a long oval shape. Petiole 15-20 cm long, sheathed at base. The inflorescence of fleshy spike grows in Ye. With bright leaves, it is the most decorative flower species in hydroponic culture.

Hydroponic culture method of flower and leaf evergreen

Ecological habits of evergreen flowers and leaves

Evergreen flowers and leaves are native to South America and Brazil. Like warm, moist and semi-overcast environment. Not resistant to cold, afraid of drought, avoid strong light exposure. The evergreen can endure 14 days in the dark and can be stored and transported at 15 ℃ and 90% relative humidity.

Aquaculture skills of evergreen flowers and leaves

1. After aquaculture, pay attention to the condition of bright scattered light, the light is too strong, the leaf surface will become rough, the leaf edge and tip are easy to scorch, or even burn in a large area; if the light is too weak, the color of the yellow-white patch will turn green.

2. Keep the ambient humidity 80%, and often spray water to the leaf surface. If you do not spray water for a long time, the leaf surface will be rough and lose luster.

3. Change to fresh water in hot summer and increase the number of times of changing water.

4. Spraying foliar fertilizer can make the leaf color bright.

The position of hydroponic flower and leaf evergreen

It is often used for desktop decoration in study and living room.

Fancy language

Vitality and everlasting friendship.

The key points of water culture of evergreen: 1. Plant selection:

Flower and leaf evergreen hydroponics naturally have to choose a good plant first, generally now there are two main methods, that is, to take branch water insertion from the planted flower and leaf evergreen, and new roots can sprout in about 10 days. You can also use root washing water cultivation method, that is, the soil-planted evergreen flowers and leaves for root cleaning and then hydroponic culture, can be washed repeatedly on tap water, but be careful not to hurt the roots.

2. Water quality selection:

Hydroponic flowers and leaves ten thousand years of green water can not be added, with a little less than the root system, the water quality should be clean, it is best to choose Rain Water or dried tap water. In particular, the root washing of evergreen flowers and leaves, hydroponic initial stage does not need to add nutrient solution, this is because the root system injury (in the removal of soil will be more or less injured).

3. Selection of water quantity:

The root washing flowers and leaves do not need to add nutrient solution at the initial stage of hydroponics, this is because the root system is injured (it will be injured more or less when removing the soil), and the water can not be added so that it can not pass the root system a little bit, and the water quality should be clean. It is best to choose Rain Water or dried tap water.

4. Use of nutrient solution:

The hydroponic culture of evergreen leaves can increase the nutrient solution for about 3 weeks, a small amount for the first time, and then it can be applied according to the growth situation. The pH value of the hydroponic nutrient solution is 6.0 to 7.0, and the height in the bottle should not exceed 50% of the root height. Change the new nutrient solution once or twice a week; the higher the ambient temperature, the higher the frequency of changing the new nutrient solution. Because the amount of dissolved oxygen in the nutrient solution should be increased as much as possible.

5. Humidity maintenance:

Wannianqing prefers high humidity and avoids dryness, and should often spray water on stems and leaves during growth.

6. Safety maintenance:

The sap of the stems and leaves of the genus Chenopodium is poisonous, and special attention should be paid to prevent children from touching it during water culture and reproduction, so as to avoid accidents.